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- Court Declines Trump's Appeal of Gag Order in Hush Money Case
Court Declines Trump's Appeal of Gag Order in Hush Money Case
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The Court of Appeals has ruled that the gag order imposed in a case involving former Republican President Trump does not present substantial constitutional issues, marking another legal setback for him. Trump's attorneys had filed a notice of appeal with the state's high court on May 15, but their request was denied. The judge is expected to rule soon on a defense request to lift the gag order, which has been in place since the case began.
It's a little bit of the theatre of the absurd at this point, right? Michael Cohen is no longer a witness in this trial.
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